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Tlt , t 4 7P,iNCIP.4I; OFFICERS' of -11ig- Qt p z, ORDNANCE :do • herelk give 2Yatiae, opr be °P e oie s i s will he reCeived at their Offs:,t, in Pall-Mall, 1 3 Yor , N ou as . w zesday, the fith•daq of ifa y. xezt , great _sue4 4.4 4ip s ' 7 ". Y be willing. to undertake the LIGHTING the lPeri„! o t his °Ji g also at the Tower n. 11 - oolit;:ich, for ree years, datrneinable after lac expsra.zon r t i eith,l4,o7)upon notice of the Movlks, at ike option V. l'ort 4.o . . P „ a" /CU l art) 40.7db-cr with • the Ten.l.s• and C,,n v.eiee „-' Contract 1112 &M s ICA at the Setretary' , tha 1 , 0 4 aioresaia, any et7ll be.ICCSII Hours the of lktlect,p o'Cloch, t9lten r the I-roposals hotieliverett, 2, 12 0 pri)::4ct ciiejr,,,,e'd,.„.piopogaL, fur ;" but • 4: ett• e , 1 eau be 'tea alter the stti-r! 6114 of -I,OY, at r u — Ter I. , - "• 00 ;'L p .. I , '' the . aline day: neithtrtrill any .4 4 i. 6 2 it, or its • 4 - 4 .leut • - el tZt2tite, • •• Order of the Board, R 11..CREIr, Secretary. or o .'iliA , 4[li`F., dp , il en, 1818. . PnINCIPAL OFFICERS •qf Hi-3.1314- 3, JEST,„''°;) / 2 - '3 (i iti)...l"lrlNCE.d o hereby give Notice, that n, Sp' .6' (''''''' ° ill be reeeired at their Oilice,i% F"11--11411' ~° ~ 14: ifQ"Pridalt. the Bth rf ; Alay next, from arch , 1 : n i..4 ,,, n 5, 1 2 , 1 0 1 u ti 4 wi-r i ,., 2 ; ,- to undertake the Supply of S PA"' _ 'lo,l;vr 411;(. 'es, for service of this Departmcnt, f or 4 Pe .' Ph r ee .. • • . the , x ,d ra i Fins of the X.i }par l deterwinable after , . ~ zear 4 .ion of either rap, '4Puit Noticc of three Months, at f-e `7 l ` Y. A i., , , li° Ni ;hi'. of the 4 1 rtieles mar/ be viewed upon A gP lien e t ' l°': ; l e t '' : Aria.. Storekeeper's Ogee in the rawer, , an 1 ~„t t ft: a i el ' e , eliz ' e o .ffic , r.; of the Ordnance in the Royal .Irscno 4 "el.„: ''''cli: and farther particulars, to.4ether with the r4e 4' art I:""litir ' 44 ' of the Contract, may be known at 44 'ee k e t r i et4 ':! l ' 4 ( Vice, in Pall-. l leltwAtesaid, ad , / 1 - )4 Y be toP4,4-4. / bars of Ten and Four o'Clock, a here the Pr TT s „ Obit .S. lAl ii 444. be delirered,4etecl Km and endm.4.ed " Pr" the aidllitt' &c.;" hut tu; PrOposal can be ainarltet , titer 4 St . ii ,, 4 ; 49 tz r!I ` ri l l at Twelve o'CloeA at Noon of the m ine ‘444,2:1-4tr .Will env Tender be noticed, unless etc ,P4ar. - its ". gai -igen/ in his behalf, shall 6:141 4' lig Order of the Board, B. IL CR Elf', Secretary. to --- --- TNziticrs.puß ri.iLLoir• Ayr) pircii h y Nat,y-916( : , ii ,r ri l . d i:-, l e s; ; ill A, ' PRINITTP 'IL °DICERS. a , / .2 ../sN,„ . ' • - , Tr .., c , 7 , r 8 ,V, l l I' V 'l(' . • 1.0, —4 ",VE RS' . i IfIS 3, - 1 4' --- • .1„ . .,,, Y4l ' ' , ti ),; e t e A °lice. that O ' ll fredne.idoy, the 49th Ins ./ 14 G•t 1M lie . r e CIOCk , ti,,,, „iv b e ready to treat with sit( r l'‘:;4.lety 1114 Y be uq!'', t,« t,,Confrait. . 11 " . ' "PP . iii . i " 4. ... 14 % ; ~ . ( 11:1 1 . )4 ClC'4cliel'i; LI M I :ZR 4- C1 - 1 1" ;11 1: N ' G u E .( L 4 I or 113siti'.Arlsirlf-:iii'D'E --4, 16 . t i c) ,, , 24,, 41,444 . of the Articles. &nil Farm: of , , th r : Tize:l - O,, •Y e ',egee't at I hia•ollice. No Tender will .._ cr ag ed, t 141 ,4 4, tile : I C lock , (4 , the t i dy ~,f Trecity.. n 97. ail lf n° 4.1, 144.1 .9, Or au .:4„ en t for h : ni, attends.. l i t t/i::'\9,,,77,v.e2/1"ler wart be :croliaprlnied b'y a . ,n i Lettera_ca Perseus,lced t'''tn."4' t "Pe' aild jignedbY two re'F let i i„fe, in the 'IN oi . if fe beeerae bound with the Person ten' • _ _ or ‘2,,,i,t0 Joni. , tit, due: performance of t,.. + (tow. 01721UnCe°f 't Cow, • 01. Per IGO Barrels, "'or the due pc-rf the Contract j N,., get for Pitch. • -------- i , 4 , ----- Ptlie2'll.4.l,l,lNG-OFFICE, April to, 181 e. , ' lli , C03,/x / SS/OPTER S for 14 ~, titre,'ll-4-ITT'S . 17 ,1 PT do herein) c give Notice, th . , , VIC T U.ll, L I.IV f , 7i.,,,t:1'11'i, .I3M !natant, they will be read y tc receiv e ))) °:l 4 ii. Thrit i 4 g (.ve (led up), and treat far _the sap tr7,6 47)04 -ate 6vidr;:cis, of' what FRESH BEEF way be Pe 4 : l !or the n ' 't 's Ships anti Vessels at i ` Q oc e ~, , " o f 41, 'A-faje‘' Y. . 1 J . D N'r i • "` Can iPbelten, foe Twelve Calencar Blu;:ths,'i/ i t r/ 'he ? • I.°P4 14 e - ith of Illay, and the latter from the 14 i o f 21 4er . top - . on r l • . ec 0 . a eons of the Contracts may be seen at the Sf i rfr: Je ' e .V, ( 14e ' ee lis, upploing• to the Colic eters , V . h i s 1•1 A., 141#)flis at Penzance and Cami *l4ittiP(''`''',l Will be had to Gill , Tender in which the Pre " diet( on respectively. k 't 4, 4't 4 inserted en toorde at _lenvh, or that shall 7‘44 -I , l; lelite 'red to tke Board blfore One ,'Cloch a:' the sa id t he 'l l , th, .I' e ,, `B/h Instant ; nor ..enless the Person who ota-• ,, c' 1 1'4 4 ,;;Z; (), r some Perso - a on his behalf, atterds to answer .k,., 4 for. I I & 7‘,, !"der must also be arcompanied ty,a Letter signed lite 44 ° l'ealjejn4i6lc Pe r ,, '"nm, en,, , aking to &Twice bound w;th i 11 / 4 )4,7 :::: ftele /4, in the Penal Sant of '5OOl. ler the due I:.e eVeack Of the Contract* •, -- -'• ~.I\s I'CIR THE PRESENT AT OLD P R I C E S . i t,, i I : 4° R.PE and Co. 43, 1 - 14yrn:Irk et , hike kt,i' Wilt - .te to inform their Costomers and the P ," bil ,c I , hat , 141 1 i, "or the present, sell tbeir'Olj Light I'OR. FVi !NES thriiikri"cii)oient Old t rusted Ditto, as.; Fine Old li , rowo ili7ltatpiS"EßßY, 4is, ; Fine Mellow VIDONIA.ot i full t I% sl o 41. " 11 1: 465.; Genuine dry C.:I ) E, •f till ?vs I t . ti,_ - ri), s ' ' o.'Nt'Pe and Co. also inform their Friends and the pui,- -..,ptitty have a few Dozens of v ery fine dry MARCELL-a,: • hOn 'it". .• • ' silk, . C(*) 1 GE -T1 ‘‘CI'R.FD WITHOUT INWARD ME- DICINE. A vitOC.llE'S ROYAL EMBROC-ITION. ht„,. A. Thousands of Childreo are Cured an -4 )t , ,;; , itt e;i 'lllally j,y i iik, Remedy. o!i•file 'first attach,.an lin 14,tit( tl,t P.Pllcation of koc HE'S &NI )4 iIOCATION will pre :t,iii (~°,nplaint tahing•any hold of the constit u tion, and ~:,!_otay:complettly core. • In tlvt 'most obstinate cases tiq ti t %, ,‘',ceeyvili prode ee the desired effect ; and Ht. Rented . y ~,ireil.e:elculatell for children is LillS, fur tt. regimes 44_, tt), , 4 1 to be takeW . i f 14 ( . 1 , 1 1,,,, ) , tlon Cougbi this Medicine is- equally eflicacions I" ;;; , Nt ' u )e : i eti r e'l on f en, Women, and Children, as sail 4 4 i t ',Of% .., '• In no cased n this . 1 4(11,111 e be genuine lii , les,, ),::1,....11v, ;,1114e wrapper by .I.,Rochr, and e ,- e; y- stamp Shaw 104‘1•e14i'flf,;Ltp•e:ribtt,;;t1CilitrFli-Yal4l,lecgravcd there -oil: :Sit' ),It:EllWar(l% N. tif;;St.. ran:'s, on the Footwa o !frridi,: . : g.f.-_,lrya: ~, trance to the ;:a!'heelial, ard Saoger and liallautr; ittluxtord stre et ; War(!, tholpir,• Nix Exclrettge;. rt niSh i and-Eru'er*n, East Sruithtield. NATIONAL SOCIETY. ASPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the FRIENDS to the EDUCATION of the POOR in the Principles of the Established Chinch, will tie held at the FRERMASONALL, Great Queen-stieet) Ilisßoyal Illghtiess the DUKE,of YORK in'the Chair, - On FRIDAY, May I, at One o'Clock preei.ely, to take into consideration the liest M EANS of R.P.NOVATING t ho FUNDS of the NATIONAL SOCIETY, and of enabling its Committee to prosecute With unabated activity the important Objec:s fur which it was instituted. -; T. T. WALNISLEY, Secretary. Clifford's Inn, April 2,, 1818. AMILITARY OFFICER, of unblemished Character and long Service, with a Sick and Woken hearted WIFE, who, for several Montin past, have borne the severe privations attendant on extreme indignice, ear nestly solicit that humane Aid never. denied hy the truly Be nevolent to the realty nafortnnate Distressed t The melan choly concurrence of (7a which have reduced them to the grikyons ,neces.it yof this appeal, may.h,c lei.rpt the places iv; . u v Doitatiati;.Ak tiwartli their lie wiltvt " - Ateie a- lie ivitt Le rrceii•ed by them with the defpcst.setisc,of gra , :—Messrs. Cudd's. 14, Fludyer-street ; Mr. S. Leigh's, 18, Sp.•-'nfl Mr. J. T. nirtiaritsole.s. 43,,Cnrnhill; and Messrs. Proosey's, 4, Old Broad•street, Itcyal Exchange. HE newly. eograiied Plates of two Whole lcpgth PORTRAITS of her Roval Highness the late rirolmoch-ia•neoied Princess CH ARLOTPE and his Royal Highness' Prince LEOPOLD of SAXE-00i1UKG, engraved by H. Meyer, after tlle universally adroircd .niaures by A. R. A. in the possession of hiF Royal.i3ightiess,4tre just•pnblished" by R. Ackermann, 101, Strand, price 11. Is. each ; Proon, or in •Cotoors, 21. 25. eactr; and may he had of .t he Book an.(l Printsellers in the T Totted Kingdom. The unprecedented Salo of the impressions frt,M the first Plates, which hare been exhausted for some time past, and the anxious dennurd for a new set of plates, roust at once nri.re - in what estimation lids work of art has been held, both for correct Likenesses and , olotirable execution. Those who ~err too late in - their application for Proofs or Impressions .of the first edition, are now reque s ted to make early applica tion, to prevent any hillier disappointment. TOPOGRAPWCAI, Ti'l PANORAMIC SURVEY of the CAMPAGNA DI ItONI A ; with reference to Geology, His tory, and Antiquities : illustrated by a Topographical Plan on an C. xteuded scale, and Peplolaulie views referring to tlke Platt. By nr.y. CH. Memher of the Academy 0C Antiquitiis at Rome. PahliAhed ay R. A ckermatur, 101, Strand ; and may be had ~r „II the BoultsellerSin•Great Britain ; price, itousted and case, 11. Is. THE LOTTERY. HAZARD and Co: CONTRACTORS with • GOvernment for the PRESENT LOTTERY, eon tlinint; 107 CAPITAL PRIZES of '10.0a01., 3,0401., respectfully acquaint the Public. they have so •or r.tio:ed the Scheme, that Twenty Prizes of 1.0001. each henst h c . ttrawn in the first Twenty Minutes, the KING's BIRTH DAY, 4th .11.7fSE. • • - The Plan of increasing the number of Capital Prizes was so - •nniversally Approved in the last Lottery, as to create a de mand which raised the Price of a Tiel:et to Thirty Potions, - and a Si:orenth to Two Pounds. ITAZA RD and Co. Ito; pre sent Contractors,' solicit attention ,to the ' fallowing intiors of 41 , 1 4 t'zin'tlat,,:.which Ctitattlias Uwe c e tvit,'•! v.tt there are 4,000 Tickets Less than in the Last I !i•ry, and the pre sent price ul a Ticket is only - 191 10s. and a Sixteenth 11. 7s. • ALL STERLIM; MONEY.• • • 3 Prizes of 20,0001. 1 4 Prizes of 3,0001. and 2,0001.'1' 20 Prizes ; of-L.000l; 20 Prizes of 5061. ! • 2,756 Frizes of 3001., 9001., 1001„ &c. The First 20 Prizes will have 1,0001. More. The First 500 Blanks f5l. t4tch.. .• The Sixth-drawn . Prize ahove .0001.witl liace2o,oQ9l. More. • • TiCKETs and SHARES are selling by HAZARD a n d c n • Contractors, :4 their very old Oilier; .No - 93, ROYAL .EX CHANGE (established upwards of too years}, who sold and Sluired ' FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, In the Last Year's Lotteries, and eApiials in former Lotte- • rigs an►ountinti to. some Millions. N.B. Favourite Numbers may be obtained by early appli cation. M - E DICFN E. TO T. TAYLOR, Esti. Nc. st, New Bridge-street, London. HONOURED IBEG leave to inform you, dial ever since th e • yeat• 1796, I had been afflicted. with the Lues Venerea; which, from its obstinately resisting every, course of medicine. prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, on-dnis dergoing seteralSevere courses: of salivation, and twice -barged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to . he of the most inveterate nature. la the spring of last year my &Laurier had got to such a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a.large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each . arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful _mnner ; my right was dreadfully painful, nod had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years r my left had also two large nodes on it, was very !ouch discoloured, and gave -me such excruciating pain, particularly when warns . in -bed, as nearly td deprive me of rest; Ile this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a curd by them_nere),Jo take . vour Lealie's Patent Pills,. which I began to do on the 26th of 'May ; iu the •course of 'a fortnight I•began to receive' heneit -in 'little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed,— soonafter,, the sores na my legs healed also; Waving,' how.; eyer, considerable discolouration in the and pain in the !Mile (if the left, which, by the blessing-Of God, ank a little longerverseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes iliiisersing, the skin regaining its natural line, and the nocturnal pains gradually going'-olf.—l thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfeetLy free from all my former ceniplaints,—have recovered my forther spi r its a mid - - trength, and ain becomejolly and. fat, in. which state having continued Firmly months, to the astonishment - of all who knew me, I am at a loSs in what te: ins t- express niy.gratit ude, but beg •ott, for the good of other suffering inertals, to make this my case as public;as:possibleyas Lsball on every occa ion ; in so doing. you will greatly oblige, - Sir, your grateful, obedient, verylfumble servant, ALEX. MURKEIt -Swan's Close, Higb-street; 'Edinbargh. Witnesses to the above Cure:— -John Ttompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, EX nhurgh, John kl'lntush,gli Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, ,THOMAS TAY.: LOB, Nlemlier . a . the' RCYsil Ciillege" Of t.iiirgeions, at his ,house . , Na. ti, New Bridge-street; London; :Whyte, after a constant reside;see of more than 40 years ilea practice parti cularl directed ti.) the cure.of Venereal (Larplaints and those incidental to the Pavt.f. of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which ineitof his profession slienld alsyssys observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistance gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a-discerning Public, , aS an advat tape selflorn attainable, and void of all ambignity. Also 'sold, by his appointment, for the convenience' of those living at a diftanee, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxters, South-bridge, Edinburgh; 111 x. CallwelPs,, Dublin; and. by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, - in boxes acuity 21. 9d. each, stamped . , and sealed sip with full nod plain. directions, whereby. -persons, of r sex may cute themselves with ease, speed-, sects ey, anti safety PUBLICATIONS. LORD 11YROS1.- - • rilllE FoURTI . I. - 8-id• LAST CANTO .of CHrLDE. HA ROLE") will, k)e TO-MORROW. • . • . . . . Printed forth/11N MuRRAY, Albewar!e-street. This Day were published, In Octav'o, price !ps. tid. in boards, the Second Edition cif C HAR ACTERSof - SIIATCSOEARE'S PLAYS. 13j. kV 'FIAZLITT: This is a very pleasing Bwk, and we do not hesitate to say a . Book of very cunsiderableThriginality and genius.— What we chiefly look for in such a work is a fine sense of Lhe beauties of the Anti],, and an eloquent exposition of them, and ail this, and wore, we think, way be 'found in the vo lume before us."—.-Edinh. Rev. sa. Printed for Taylor and Ilessey, 93, Fleet-street. Rs tvha.a will be published, in a few days, &Tr. ures on the English Porta, in one vol. ere. PRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE. 'this Day was published, Corrected for 1918, price ds. 6d. sewed, • TAYLOR'S BUILDERS' PRICg-BOOK ; new arranged, containingla Correct List of the Prices allowed by the most eminent Surveyors in London, to the several Artificers concerned in Building, with the.4ourney men's-Prices affixed to each Article. To which are - added'a variety of important MeoioritAitins and Tables, useful to every person concerned Estimating, or Valuing, now first selected and composed foi this Work. ' • " ' • • BY AN 'EMINENT SURVEYOR. . • Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, N 0.59, High Holborn. - • • . Where may he had, lately published, I. Nicholson's Carpenter and looter's Assistint, ustrated- With 79 Plates; and copious. Explanations; a new Edition, corrected, 11. Is. bound. 2. Nicholson's Carpenter's New Guide, a complete Book of Lines for Carpentry and Joinery; with 79 Plates, 11. Is. hound: - • - 8. Nicholson's Student's Instructor in Drawing and Work ing the Five o . rdet s ; 41 Plates, Jos. dd. hound. THE COLONIES. NOVA SCOTIA. Thee State of the Population of fialifax, in this Province, in 1791, 1801, .and 1817. • . . • 1791. CENSUS of Hitt 'x, taken in 1791'. • . White Males above IG yews of age . 1301 underla years 935 2286 White Females...., 2209 4445 Blacks of both Sexes and all Ages • 424 4867 1801. CENBUB or liALtrax, between the 40th of January and 2d February, 1801, not including either Army or Nary. Houses . Fatuities .1807 Whites---Males Females 3147 3201-4348 Blacks Males . Females 138 156- 294 . . Males: 5285 Totals k Great Total.. 6642 Fenialcs..; 357 "The above Census of 1801 was taken in consegitence of the introduction of the ShiALL Pox, which had not been in the Town . ditring man . ) , yeari: AMOUNT. OF THE DISORDER AT THIS PERIOD. Recovered trout the Disorder in the Natural ‘Vay—Whites Blacks Ineulatiou—W h ites . Blacks . 832 1409 • 16--•1425 2257 Died—Whites, Natural Way Inoculation 44 -163 Blacks, Natural Way inuCulatioll - 19 ..- 282 2539 After the Disorder began somewhat to abate, - the Committee revisited the Town, in order to - - • prevail upon those who had escaped the Dis order to agree to be itroc:ulated gratis. The result was, that Of the Whites.... 42 complied 1 - 1 . 021 150 refused .1 209 Blacks.... 5 complied 12' 1 4 11 refused j Add to the fertner' Numbers complied - Total Amount of the Disorder 2sBi Died in the Natural Way, about I in Ditto after Inoculation, abodt 1 in 33t. 1817. CENsIs og FIALIP-tx, taken Deoerber,•lBl7. Men above §9 years of age 494 Ditto from 10 to 5U 4842. ,336 Boys under 16 5582 Women ..... ,3324 _ Gills ' 2199 . Tr 623 Heilitax—l?eninsula 'rotl 1.1.005 Increase since 1801.... 4,403 Of these there were Coloured People, Alen above 60 ye:irs 16 to 50 -192 In Gaol, Oridewell, and Poorhouse.. 53 245 Bo's 133 ~- Males . 383 . Women -211 In Gaol, Ilridewell, and Poorhouse 17 Girls Females 387 . _ Total . P.caplc,of Colour, . iso - • . The SOCIETY far the PROPAGATION - of the -GOSPEL ii; FOREIGN PARTS, This excellent Cor!no - roion has just pnWished the - Annual Sermon w' , icir %vas preached before the Members, by the Lord Biship of Pete' burnutzh, in Febrtrary last. I is one of the soundest, most rational, arid admirable niscoursei we ever read, and cannot fail to mike a deep and lasting on pressor!' on all true Chti•oians. The conclusi A n of rt is so inkpressive, and so trul) eltararter4sia ot . the doctrines tied spirit of the Churvii of i 0g.. ! chat we cannot retrain from t;ml.4eribi•-:.; it. After• . pOinting out the obli : zation :•upos-d or us, io vtirions'pailt of the S c ripture,, t" 1),"nlot( the diffusion of the knowledge Fild blessings jut C4rts-- tianity, this etnii,ent and dignified Pielate cant eludes:— • • - • " Onr duty., t4:41: plain to be mistaken ; and too inspr , ii. - to be neglected. Since • icno‘7, , ,kr..ge, like all other kiiow.ledge, is le(t to be commit' 'cared by tie inskrutu.ntalif-y of man, .it behoves • us .wisciyand strenuous.y to sustain the part assigned to its, subitiisionto the Divine Wid, .and in furtherance of the Divine Purpose. Jo titling this, .let us take the Aisto.lies of Christ ft.,. our model ; Always making a just allowance for the momentous difference of cir cumstances and of times ; fur they aged wider a special mission from Heaven. They' vL:ere cu. dovhed with special and extraordinGiy.powers, of which `.they afforiiied - • sensible demonwrati..ns•— They were not unfrequently taught by the parti cular suggestions of the Ult;ly Spit it, where to em ploy, and where to withhold their efforts. " He cvho . now endeavours to pr ,, mote the Propa&ion of the Gospel', ‘vhvth.er hy hi, pecti niary aid, or by his own personal'exertioni, can not expect these extraordinary directiotls front above. This would be wool 'unwarrantable pre sumptioth . • " We must incleeiL still humbly rely on the blessing of tie Almighty, and on the gracious in• fliience of the Holy spirit, for of our labours ;_ and, whatever be the •success of those tabours, to Him we mast ascribe the glory. Yet iii speaking either of our own exertious, or of the effect produced by them, never Shool4 we ap ply to ourselves expressions or passages of Holy . Writ; - wiled) , hporopriated to The Apostolic Age . , and to the , first inspired teachers of the Gosp e l. Thus, to•fmitate the condo - et of Fanaticism. by - a gross misapplication of Sciiptural Language, would disgrace and injure our cause. Let-ms,- therefore, steadily pnrsne ottr course of duty, with-.a zeal enlightened by knowledge, and tempo-ed with discretion ; -without pretend lug. to• special seeompli::!one:•.ts of Prophecy, bionic!) about 'out hill par icotar -45pmey and without daring to assume, that the etit-,•ts uk our own hest efforts, or the result of our own mightiesd comhi.iations, is the direct .and itnlne elate work of God. " While the thus trust, with unshaken confi dence, in the-promises of the Most High, and faithfully endeavour to discharge the obligations lle has imposed on us, let us leave the e‘eot to Him—ever remembering that just and dignified rebuke -of the meek- and Holy Jesus, whet' his Disciples impatiently ititi , red, Lord, wilt lion, at this time, restore again the kingdom to Israel ? It is not for you to know the times or the &Calla, which the Father !lath lint in ,ills own power."' • In goiag through the .proceedings of- the So- . ciety, we notice with much pleasure the exten sion and success of its labours, especially in Nova Scotia, where the establishment of the Madras System of Education has been adopted.and much approved._ _ The Society has likewise voted the further sum of 2001. towards rebuilding the Church at Car bortoer, in Ne“toundland, and also the :of 100/. towards rebuilding - th - e Church at Triojty Bay, in the saule Settlement. It has likewise given 2001. towards : the completion. of the Church - at Honduras. • In various other parts of their, proceedings, the Public will find much to commend and encourage, and we flatter ourselves, that the incident.' cir cumstances; winch recently- !mot-iglu this - vener able Institution more ltt•otnineut•y itrtu notice, will, be attended with the most. beuefieial effects. Al. ready a great increase has been made in the with her of it Menihers- . ,and we are convinced, that *from the discreet, prudent and • cauti!ms toith.• ner in which the concerns of this Corpora tion are regulated 'and managed, it is de serving of the' support and eneourngement of Christians of -all -denominations. ‘Ve strongly recommend this interesting account of the Society to the attention of our Readers. We it - mitt-stand that the Society has received some. import ent com munications from that eminent Divine the Lord Bishop of Calcutta, and the Society heing im pressed with the necessity which there exists to give effect to his Lordship's correct and enlight ened views on the topics to which these con,m.. nications relate, his, with accustomed , libe rality, placed the sum of 50001 at the disposal of the Bishop of Calcutta, in . whose abilities, pro-, deuce, and discretion, the Society has time utmost confidence. , . IVe cannot 'close , these remarks without offering onr thanks, and those of the Public, to his Grace the Arclibi§hop of . Canterbur y, for his 'constant, unifoi in, and indefatigable exertions in promoting the west objects of -this Curporation. The alterations and _additions making to the Pavilion at Br,ghton, it is B ispito,uo, 4:alma! be completeiy•finished in-a shorter period than one year. Till then, his Royal Iliglinss,on his casional visits, will reside in the range of,,h u ild. lugs, which communicate with the Royal grounds iM'the . Grand Parade. ~ ~.~, ~~~